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WMC 107 Washington 84 WMC 59 Towson 69 WMC 76 F. & M. 73 WMC 50 Gettysburg 71 WMC 96 Bridgewater. 89 WMC 96 Allegheny 60 WMC 44 Baltimore U. 48 WMC 91 Washington 83 WMC 76 Elizabethtown 89 WMC 81 Towson 82 WMC 76 Johns Hopkins 86 WMC 73 Mt. St. Mary's 99 WMC 83 Frostburg 74 WMC 100 Shepherd 102 WMC 79 Loyola 86 WMC 82 Mt. St. Mary's 99 WMC 80 Baltimore U. 87 WMC 102 Lycoming 117 WMC III Dickinson 91 WMC 78 lebanon V. 123 WMC 83 Johns Hopkins 94 Big Mike Kroe grabs another. The situation looks tense! Each year when basketball season rolls around. the team and its fans are filled with high hopes of an exciting and a winning season. The season started as hoped for with the hoopsters dominating Wash· ington College to the tune of 107·84. The Terrors then climbed to a 4·3 mark before the Christmas vacation. During the holidays the team traveled to New Bedford, Mass. and won the Seafood Tourna- ment. After the holidays the team hit a slump and managed to win only 3 of the last 14 games to wind up the season with a 7·14 record. Al- though not a winning season it was an exciting one. Who can forget the triple overtime game with Towson which ended with coach Clew- er's exciting play with 2 seconds left in the game;or the come from behind victory over Franklin and Marshall. The team was led by the scoring and playmaking of captain Gary Fass who received most valuable player awards at the Seafood Tournament and the Civic Center doubleheader against RU. He was also selected as honorable-mention on the all Mason-Dixon team. Another scoring leader was Larry Suder who found his shooting eye during the second half of the season. The leading rebounder was Mike Kroe who was aided by Joe Smothers and Greg Getty. 55